Hawai‘i Police Department statistics show a decrease in DUI arrests but an increase in major crashes on Big Island, with a notable drop in fatal crashes and fatalities compared to the previous year.

Lane closures are scheduled for Kekaha Road near Akekeke Road from September 15-18 due to tree removal operations, advises the Department of Public Works.

Maui Emergency Management Agency warns residents to prepare for Hurricane Kiko, emphasizing early action and infrastructure readiness despite the storm's expected weakening.

Honolulu's weather is set to become warmer and muggier with a chance of increased showers as an upper low approaches. Residents should also monitor Hurricane Kiko, which could affect rainfall and surf conditions.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Makakilo, with no factors like speed or intoxication involved. Traffic fatalities on Oahu have increased significantly.

"Hawaiʻi State Art Museum's 'Technique and Texture' exhibit showcases traditional printmaking and collage evolution, highlighting pieces from the Art in Public Places Collection."

Four 11-year-olds from Osaka's Holy Family Home orphanage visited Hawai‘i, marking 76 years of friendship with the Wolfhounds of the 27th Infantry, born post-WWII.

Kailua Beach Park will close from midnight to 4 a.m. starting Friday in a three-month pilot program—the first-ever night closure for the popular 24/7 Windward Oahu destination.

The Hawai‘i Army National Guard has partnered with the Honolulu Fire Department to improve wildfire response, authorized by an Emergency Proclamation for aerial firefighting support.

The NWS forecasts dry and stable conditions in Honolulu, with less rain and moderate trade winds, while advising of elevated surf and caution for coastal flooding and possible impacts from Hurricane Kiko.

A 23-year-old man died in an e-bike accident in Ewa Beach, marking O'ahu's 57th traffic fatality this year. He was not wearing a helmet and speed was a factor.

Invasive Myoporum thrips have been detected on Kauaʻi, impacting native naio plants. Rapid response efforts are underway to contain the pest after a citizen report via 643pest.org. Previous incursions occurred on other Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu's DDC will conduct an archaeological survey at Kailua Municipal Parking Lot from October 15-31, with partial closures and traffic reroutes expected.